they target military funerals, saying the deaths of u.s. service men are the will of god. the supreme court decides that it's protected free speech. we talk to the leader of westboro baptist church, margie phelps, about the case and actions one supreme court justice calls cool. then a partial government shutdown is avoided for now, as all sides try to reach a deal to cut spending and keep the government running. we discuss the key issue with two leaders, the democrat number two man in the senator, dick durbin, and jeb hensarling, chairman of the house republican conference. plus, the 2012 g.o.p. field begins to take shape. we ask our sunday panel about newt gingrich's semi-announcement and where he stands in the republican contest. and our power player of the week runs one of the first programs to face the budget axe. all right now on "fox news sunday." and hello again from fox news in washington. the supreme court ruled this week that no matter how hateful speech in public places on public issues is protected by the constitution. before we talk with one of the leaders of